Resource configuration method, random access method, network side device and terminal

ABSTRACT

Provided are a resource configuration method, a random access method, a network side device and a terminal. The method comprises: sending first configuration information to a terminal, wherein the first configuration information is first configuration information of a first message that is randomly accessed, and the first message comprises: a preamble and a load; and the first configuration information is used for configuring at least one first resource for sending the preamble and at least one second resource that corresponds to each first resource respectively and is used for sending the load.

CROSS-REFERENCE TO RELATED APPLICATION

This application claims priority to Chinese patent application No.201910129895.1 filed on Feb. 21, 2019, the disclosure of which is herebyincorporated by reference in its entirety.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The disclosure relates to the technical field of communications, andparticularly to a method for resource configuration, a method for randomaccess, a network device, and a terminal.

BACKGROUND

In the related art, a contention-based random access procedures includefour-step random access and two-step random access. The four-step randomaccess includes: Message 1 (MSG 1): random access preamble; MSG 2:random access response; MSG3: uplink transmission, and MSG 4: randomaccess contention resolution. The two-step random access includes: MSG Aand MSG B, MSG A may be MSG 1+MSG 3, and MSG B may be MSG 2+MSG 4.

Specifically, the two-step random access includes:

Message A (MSG A), sent from a terminal to a network device.

Message B (MSG B), sent from the network device to the terminal.

Specifically, the MSG 1 refers to Preamble; MSG refers to Random AccessResponse (RAR); MSG 3 refers to uplink transmission, which may includeat least one of a Radio Resource Control (RRC) establishment request, anRRC resume request, an RRC reestablishment request, or uplink datatransmission. MSG 4 may include at least one of contention resolution,an RRC establishment message, an RRC resume message, or an RRCreestablishment message.

In the two-step random access, MSG A includes MSG 1 and MSG 3, and thenetwork device configures a time-frequency resource for MSG 1 and MSG 3for the terminal. Since MSG 1 is based on contention, MSG A is alsobased on contention, resulting in the problem that if MSG 1 causes aconflict, MSG 3 will also cause a conflict, and the terminal cannotdemodulate MSG3. Therefore, how to improve demodulation probability ofMSG 3 is a key issue urgent to be solved.

SUMMARY

An objective of embodiments of the disclosure is to provide a method forresource configuration, a method for random access, a network device,and a terminal, to solve the problem of high demodulation failure rateof Message (MSG) 3, or payload, or MSG A in two-step random access.

To solve the problem, the embodiments of the disclosure provide a randomaccess method for resource configuration, which may be applied to anetwork device, and include the following operations.

First configuration information is sent to a terminal. The firstconfiguration information is first configuration information of a firstmessage for random access. The first message includes a preamble and apayload.

The first configuration information is used to configure at least onefirst resource for sending the preamble, and at least one secondresource corresponding to each first resource and for sending thepayload.

Each of the first resources includes at least one of:

at least one preamble;

a time-frequency resource for sending the preamble; or

a Radio Network Temporary Identity (RA-RNTI) used for identifying thetime-frequency resource for sending the preamble.

The payload refers to MSG 3 of random access, or the payload includes atleast one of:

a terminal identity;

a connection establishment request;

a connection resume request;

a connection reestablishment request; or

a data packet.

The method may further include the following operation.

Second configuration information is sent to the terminal, the secondconfiguration information is second configuration information of asecond message for random access. The second message includes: MSG B forrandom access, or MSG 2 for random access, or MSG 4 for random access,or random access response.

The second configuration information is used to configure a responsewindow and/or a third resource for receiving the second message.

The response window and/or the third resource for receiving the secondmessage corresponds to the second resource for sending the payload.

The embodiments of the disclosure also provide a method for randomaccess, which may be applied to a terminal and include the followingoperation.

First configuration information sent by a network device is received.The first configuration information is first configuration informationof a first message for random access. The first message includes apreamble and a payload.

The first configuration information is used to configure at least onefirst resource for sending the preamble, and at least one secondresource corresponding to each first resource and for sending thepayload.

The method may further include the following operation.

The terminal selects one first resource from the at least one firstresource to send the preamble and select one second resource from the atleast one second resource corresponding to the selected first resourceto send the payload.

Each of the first resources includes at least one of:

at least one preamble;

a time-frequency resource for sending the preamble; or

a RA-RNTI for identifying the time-frequency resource for sending thepreamble.

The payload refers to MSG 3 of random access, or the payload includes atleast one of:

a terminal identity;

a connection establishment request;

a connection resume request;

a connection reestablishment request; or

a data packet.

The method may further include the following operation.

Second configuration information configured by the network device isreceived. The second configuration information is second configurationinformation of a second message for random access. The second messageincludes: MSG B for random access, or MSG 2 for random access, or MSG 4for random access, or random access response.

The second configuration information is used to configure a responsewindow and/or a third resource for receiving the second message.

The response window and/or the third resource for receiving the secondmessage corresponds to the second resource for sending the payload.

The method may further include the following operation.

The terminal receives the second message in the response window and/orthe third resource for sending the payload.

The embodiments of the disclosure also provide a network device,including a memory, a processor, and a computer program that is storedon the memory and runnable on the processor, and the processor isconfigured to, when executing the computer program, implement the randomaccess method for resource configuration as described above.

The embodiments of the disclosure also provide a resource configurationapparatus for random access, which is applied to a network device, andinclude a first configuration module.

The first configuration module is configured to send first configurationinformation to a terminal. The first configuration information is firstconfiguration information of a first message for random access. Thefirst message includes a preamble and a payload.

The first configuration information is configured to configure at leastone first resource for sending the preamble, and at least one secondresource corresponding to each first resource and for sending thepayload.

The embodiments of the disclosure also provide a terminal, including amemory, a processor, and a computer program that is stored on the memoryand runnable on the processor, and being characterized in that whenexecuting the computer program, the processor implements the method forrandom access as described above.

The embodiments of the disclosure also provide a device for randomaccess, which may be applied to a terminal and include a first receivingmodule.

The first receiving module is configured to receive first configurationinformation sent by a network device, the first configurationinformation being first configuration information of a first message ofrandom access. The first message includes a preamble and payload.

The first configuration information is configured to configure at leastone first resource for sending the preamble, and at least one secondresource corresponding to each first resource and for sending thepayload.

The embodiments of the disclosure also provide a computer-readablestorage medium, in which a computer program may be stored and which ischaracterized in that the program is executed by a processor toimplement the steps in the random access method for resourceconfiguration as described above or the program is executed by theprocessor to implement the steps in the method for random access asdescribed above.

The technical solutions of the disclosure at least have the followingbeneficial effects.

According to the disclosure, each group of resources of MSG 1 isconfigured with multiple resources for MSG 3 corresponding thereto, sothat even if MSG 1 has a conflict, the network device may alsodistinguish MSG A from different terminals through the multipleresources for MSG 3, thereby increasing demodulation probability of MSG3 and access probability of the terminals.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1 is a diagram of steps of a resource configuration method forrandom access according to an embodiment of the disclosure.

FIG. 2 is a diagram of steps of a method for random access according toan embodiment of the disclosure.

FIG. 3 is a diagram of a structure of a network device according to anembodiment of the disclosure.

FIG. 4 is a diagram of a structure of a resource configuration apparatusfor random access according to an embodiment of the disclosure.

FIG. 5 is a diagram of a structure of a terminal according to anembodiment of the disclosure.

FIG. 6 is a diagram of a structure of a device for random accessaccording to an embodiment of the disclosure.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

To make the technical problem to be solved, technical solutions, andadvantages of the disclosure clearer, detailed descriptions will be madebelow in combination with the drawings and specific embodiments.

As shown in FIG. 1, an embodiment of the disclosure provides a resourceconfiguration method for random access, which is applied to a networkdevice, and include the following operations.

In step 11, first configuration information is sent to a terminal. Thefirst configuration information is first configuration information of afirst message for random access. The first message includes a preambleand a payload.

The first configuration information is used to configure at least onefirst resource for sending the preamble, and at least one secondresource corresponding to each first resource and for sending thepayload.

The first message may also be Message A (MSG A).

The preamble in the first message may also be Preamble, or Message 1(MSG 1); the payload in the first message may also be Message 3 (MSG 3),and the payload may include at least one of User Equipment Identity (UEID), a connection establishment request, a connection resume request, aconnection reestablishment request, or a data packet. The UE ID may beResume ID, or may be a generated random number, or may be terminalidentity such as Temporary mobile subscriber identity (TMSI), or ServingTemporary Mobile Subscriber Identity (S-TMSI), or a part ofng-5G-S-TMSI, or Globally Unique Temporary Identity (GUTI), or CellRadio Network Temporary Identity (C-RNTI).

Specifically, regarding the at least one first resource, the preamblesmay be divided into multiple groups, and each group serves as a firstresource, for example, 60 preambles are divided into 60 groups, and eachgroup includes 1 preamble. Regarding the at least one second resource,each preamble group corresponds to multiple second resources for sendingpayload, for example, one preamble corresponds to five second resources.For another example, in the first configuration information, theterminal is configured with N groups of preamble resources for sendingpreambles, and each group of preamble resources is configured with aplurality of second resources for sending payload.

The network device may send the above first configuration information bymeans of a broadcast message, or may send the first configurationinformation to the terminal through a dedicated message (e.g., a RRCreconfiguration message).

Optionally, each first resource includes at least one of:

at least one preamble;

a time-frequency resource for sending the preamble; and

a Random Access-Radio Network Temporary Identity (RA-RNTI) foridentifying the time-frequency resource for sending the preamble.

For example, the network device sends first configuration information tothe terminal, the first configuration information include a plurality ofpreambles and a plurality of time-frequency resources, and any one ofthe preambles and any one of the time-frequency resources constitutes afirst resource; and the first configuration information also include atleast one second resource corresponding to each first resource.

It is to be noted that, when the first configuration information is fornon-contention-based random access, the number of the second resourcescorresponding to each first resource is greater than or equal to 1; whenthe first configuration information is for contention-based randomaccess, the number of the second resources corresponding to each firstresource needs to be greater than or equal to 2.

The non-contention-based random access uses reserved resources, whichmay not cause a conflict. For the contention-based random access, thenetwork device may configure at least two second resources for eachgroup of first resources, thereby reducing contention probability ofuplink resource transmission.

As an alternative embodiment, the method further includes the followingoperations.

Second configuration information is sent to the terminal. The secondconfiguration information is second configuration information of asecond message for random access. The second message includes: MessageB, (i.e., MSG B) for random access, or Message 2 (i.e., MSG 2) forrandom access, or Message 4 (MSG 4) for random access, or random accessresponse.

The second configuration information is used to configure a responsewindow and/or a third resource for receiving the second message.

The message B (i.e., MSG B) is a second message of two-step randomaccess.

The message 2 (i.e., MSG 2) is a second message of four-step randomaccess, or a part of a second message of the two-step random access, ora second message of the two-step random access falling back to thefour-step random access.

The random access response is also referred to as RAR.

It is to be noted that the MSG 2 and/or the MSG 4 constitutes MSG B ofthe two-step random access. The MSG 2 refers to RAR; the MSG 4 refers toa contention resolution message or a connection establishment completemessage (e.g., a RRC establishment message, or a RRC resume message, ora RRC reestablishment message).

For example, the network device sends second configuration informationto the terminal, and configures a response window and/or a thirdresource that corresponds to each second resource.

Further, it is to be noted that, the response window and/or the thirdresource for receiving the second message corresponds to the secondresource for sending the payload. For example, the terminal sends thepayload on a first one of the second resources, and receives a secondmessage (MSG B or MSG 2) on a first response window and/or a thirdresource that corresponds to the first one of the second resources; foranother example, the terminal sends the payload on a second one of thesecond resources, and then receives a second message (MSG B or MSG 2) ona second response window and/or a third resource that corresponds to thesecond one of the second resources.

In summary, according to the above embodiments of the disclosure, eachgroup of resources of preambles is configured with multiple resourcesfor payload corresponding thereto, so that even when the preambles havea conflict, the network device may distinguish MSG A from differentterminals through the plurality of resources for the payload, therebyincreasing demodulation probability of the payload and accessprobability of the terminal; moreover, a receiving window for MSG Bcorresponds to that for MSG 3, so that conflict of MSG B may beminimized.

As shown in FIG. 2, an embodiment of the disclosure also provides amethod for random access, which may be applied to a terminal and includethe following operation.

In step 21, first configuration information sent by a network device isreceived. The first configuration information is first configurationinformation of a first message for random access. The first messageincludes a preamble and a payload.

The first configuration information is used to configure at least onefirst resource for sending the preamble, and at least one secondresource corresponding to each first resource and for sending thepayload.

The first message may also be Message A (MSG A).

The preamble in the first message may also be Preamble, or Message 1(MSG 1); the payload in the first message may also be Message 2 (MSG 3),and the payload may include at least one of terminal identity (UE ID,),a connection establishment request, a connection resume request, aconnection reestablishment request, or a data packet. The UE ID may beResume ID, or may be a generated random number, or may be terminalidentity such as Temporary mobile subscriber identity (TMSI), or ServingTemporary Mobile Subscriber Identity (S-TMSI), or a part ofng-5G-S-TMSI, or Globally Unique Temporary Identity (GUTI), or CellRadio Network Temporary Identity (C-RNTI).

Specifically, regarding the at least one first resource, the preamblesmay be divided into multiple groups, and each group serves as a firstresource, for example, 60 preambles are divided into 60 groups, and eachgroup includes 1 preamble. Regarding the at least one second resource,each preamble group corresponds to multiple second resources for sendingpayload, for example, one preamble corresponds to five second resources.For another example, in the first configuration information, theterminal is configured with N groups of preamble resources for sendingpreambles, and each group of preamble resources is configured with aplurality of second resources for sending payload.

Further, in the embodiment of the disclosure, the method may furtherinclude the following operation.

The terminal selects one first resource from the at least one firstresource to send the preamble and select one second resource from the atleast one second resource corresponding to the selected first resourceto send the payload.

In short, a method for the terminal to send MSG A is to select oneresource from the at least one first resource to send the preamble, andthen select one second resource from the M second resourcescorresponding to the selected group of first resources to send thepayload. A method of selecting the second resource may include randomlyselecting, or selecting according to a certain default rule, which isnot specifically limited here.

Optionally, each first resource includes at least one of:

at least one preamble;

a time-frequency resource for sending the preamble; or

a RA-RNTI for identifying the time-frequency resource for sending thepreamble.

For example, the network device sends first configuration information tothe terminal, the first configuration information includes a pluralityof preambles and a plurality of time-frequency resources, and any one ofthe preambles and any one of the time-frequency resources constitutes afirst resource; and the first configuration information also includes atleast one second resource corresponding to each first resource.

It is to be noted that, when the first configuration information is fornon-contention-based random access, the number of the second resourcescorresponding to each first resource is greater than or equal to 1; whenthe first configuration information is for contention-based randomaccess, the number of the second resources corresponding to each firstresource needs to be greater than or equal to 2.

The non-contention-based random access involves reserved resources,which may not conflict. For the contention-based random access, thenetwork side will configure at least two corresponding second resourcesfor each group of first resources, thereby reducing contentionprobability of uplink resource transmission.

As an alternative embodiment, the method further includes the followingoperations.

Second configuration information configured by the network device isreceived. The second configuration information is second configurationinformation of a second message for random access. The second messageincludes: MSG B for random access, or MSG 2 for random access, or MSG 4for random access, or random access response.

The second configuration information is used to configure a responsewindow and/or a third resource for receiving the second message.

The message B (i.e., MSG B) is a second message of the two-step randomaccess.

The message 2 (i.e., MSG 2) is a second message of the four-step randomaccess, or a part of a second message of the two-step random access, ora second message of the two-step random access falling back to thefour-step random access.

The random access response is also referred to as RAR.

It is to be noted that MSG 2 and/or MSG 4 constitutes MSG B of thetwo-step random access. The MSG 2 refers to RAR; the MSG 4 refers to acontention resolution message or a connection establishment completemessage (e.g., a RRC establishment message, or a RRC resume message, ora RRC reestablishment message).

For example, the network device sends the second configurationinformation to the terminal, and configures a response window and/or athird resource that corresponds to each second resource.

Furthermore, the method may further includes the following operation.

The terminal receives the second message in the response window and/orthe third resource for sending the payload.

Further, it is to be noted that, the response window and/or the thirdresource for receiving the second message corresponds to the secondresource for sending the payload. For example, the terminal sends thepayload on a first one of the second resources, and receives a secondmessage (MSG B or MSG 2) on a first response window and/or a thirdresource that corresponds to the first one of the second resources; foranother example, the terminal sends the payload on a second one of thesecond resources, and then receives a second message (MSG B or MSG 2) ona second response window and/or a third resource that corresponds to thesecond one of the second resources.

Briefly, a method for UE to receive MSG B or MSG 2 is to receive MSG 2or MSG B in the response window or the third resource that correspondsto the second resource.

In summary, according to the above embodiments of the disclosure, eachgroup of resources of preambles is configured with multiple resources ofpayload corresponding thereto, so that even when the preambles have aconflict, the network device may distinguish MSG A from differentterminals through the plurality of resources for the payload, therebyincreasing demodulation probability of the payload and accessprobability of the terminal; moreover, a receiving window for MSG Bcorresponds to that for MSG 3, so that conflict of MSG B may beminimized.

As shown in FIG. 3, an embodiment of the disclosure also provides anetwork device, including a memory 310, a processor 300, and a computerprogram that is stored on the memory 310 and can run on the processor300, and when executing the computer program, the processor 300implements the resource configuration method for random access asdescribed above.

In summary, according to the above embodiment of the disclosure, eachgroup of resources of MSG 1 is configured with multiple resources forMSG 3 corresponding thereto, so that even when MSG 1 has a conflict, thenetwork device may also distinguish MSG A from different terminalsthrough the plurality of resources for MSG 3, thereby increasingdemodulation probability of MSG 3 and access probability of theterminal; moreover, a receiving window for MSG B corresponds to that forMSG 3, so that conflict of MSG B may be minimized.

It is to be noted that the network device provided in the embodiment ofthe disclosure is a network device capable of executing the aboveresource configuration method for random access, all embodiments of theabove resource configuration method for random access are applicable tothe network device, and the same or similar beneficial effects may beachieved.

As shown in FIG. 4, an embodiment of the disclosure also provides aresource configuration device for random access, which is applied to anetwork device, and includes a first configuration module 41.

The first configuration module 41 is configured to send firstconfiguration information to a terminal. The first configurationinformation is first configuration information of a first message forrandom access. The first message includes a preamble and a payload.

The first configuration information is used to configure at least onefirst resource for sending the preamble, and at least one secondresource corresponding to each first resource and for sending thepayload.

Optionally, in the above embodiment of the disclosure, each firstresource includes at least one of:

at least one preamble;

a time-frequency resource for sending the preamble; and

a RA-RNTI for identifying the time-frequency resource for sending thepreamble.

Optionally, in the embodiment of the disclosure, the payload refers toMSG 3 of random access, or the payload includes at least one of:

a terminal identity;

a connection establishment request;

a connection resume request;

a connection reestablishment request; or

a data packet.

Optionally, in the embodiment of the disclosure, the device furtherincludes a second configuration module.

The second configuration module is configured to send secondconfiguration information to the terminal. The second configurationinformation is second configuration information of a second message forrandom access, and the second message includes: MSG B for random access,or MSG 2 for random access, or MSG 4 for random access, or random accessresponse.

The second configuration information is used to configure a responsewindow and/or a third resource for receiving the second message.

Optionally, in the above embodiment of the disclosure, the responsewindow and/or the third resource for receiving the second messagecorresponds to the second resource for sending the payload.

In summary, according to the above embodiment of the disclosure, eachgroup of resources of preambles is configured with multiple resourcesfor the payload corresponding thereto, so that even when the preambleshave a conflict, the network device may also distinguish MSG A fromdifferent terminals through the multiple resources for the payload,thereby increasing demodulation probability of the payload and accessprobability of the terminal; moreover, a receiving window for MSG Bcorresponds to the payload, so that conflict of MSG B may be minimized.

It is to be noted that the resource configuration device for randomaccess provided in the embodiment of the disclosure is a device capableof executing the above resource configuration method for random access,all embodiments of the resource configuration method for random accessare applicable to the device, and the same or similar beneficial effectsmay be achieved.

An embodiment of the disclosure also provides a computer-readablestorage medium, in which a computer program is stored. The program isexecuted by a processor to implement each process in the embodiment ofthe resource configuration method for random access. The same technicaleffects may be achieved. To avoid repetitions, elaborations are omittedherein. The computer-readable storage medium is, for example, aRead-Only Memory (ROM), a Random Access Memory (RAM), a magnetic disk,or an optical disk.

As shown in FIG. 5, an embodiment of the disclosure also provides aterminal, including a memory 510, a processor 500, a user interface 520,and a computer program that is stored on the memory 510 and can run onthe processor 500, and when executing the computer program, theprocessor 500 implements the method for random access as describedabove.

In summary, according to the above embodiment of the disclosure, eachgroup of resources of preambles is configured with multiple resourcesfor payload corresponding thereto, so that even when the preambles havea conflict, the network device may also distinguish MSG A from differentterminals through the plurality of resources for payload, therebyincreasing demodulation probability of the payload and accessprobability of the terminal; moreover, a receiving window for MSG Bcorresponds to the payload, so that conflict of MSG B may be minimized.

It is to be noted that the terminal provided in the embodiment of thedisclosure is a terminal capable of executing the above method forrandom access, all embodiments of the method for random access areapplicable to the terminal, and the same or similar beneficial effectsmay be achieved.

As shown in FIG. 6, an embodiment of the disclosure also provides adevice for random access, which may be applied to a terminal and includea first receiving module 61.

The first receiving module 61 is configured to receive firstconfiguration information sent by a network device. The firstconfiguration information is first configuration information of a firstmessage for random access. The first message includes a preamble and apayload.

The first configuration information is used to configure at least onefirst resource for sending the preamble, and at least one secondresource corresponding to each first resource and for sending thepayload.

Optionally, in the embodiment of the disclosure, the device may furtherinclude a first sending module.

The first sending module is configured to select one first resource fromthe at least one first resource to send the preamble and select onesecond resource from the at least one second resource corresponding tothe selected first resource to send the payload.

Optionally, in the embodiment of the disclosure, each first resourceincludes at least one of:

at least one preamble;

a time-frequency resource for sending the preamble; and

a RA-RNTI for identifying the time-frequency resource for sending thepreamble.

Optionally, in the embodiment of the disclosure, the payload refers toMSG 3 for random access, or the payload includes at least one of:

a terminal identity;

a connection establishment request;

a connection resume request;

a connection reestablishment request; or

a data packet.

Optionally, in the embodiment of the disclosure, the device furtherincludes a second receiving module.

The second receiving module is configured to receive secondconfiguration information configured by the network device, the secondconfiguration information is second configuration information of asecond message for random access. The second message includes: MSG B forrandom access, or MSG 2 for random access, or MSG 4 for random access,or random access response.

The second configuration information is used to configure a responsewindow and/or a third resource for receiving the second message.

Optionally, in the above embodiment of the disclosure, the responsewindow and/or the third resource for receiving the second messagecorresponds to the second resource for sending the payload.

Optionally, in the embodiment of the disclosure, the device furtherincludes a second receiving module.

The second receiving module is configured to receive the second messagein the response window and/or the third resource for sending thepayload.

In summary, according to the above embodiment of the disclosure, eachgroup of resources of preambles is configured with multiple resourcesfor the payload corresponding thereto, so that even when the preambleshave a conflict, the network device may also distinguish MSG A fromdifferent terminals through the multiple resources for payload, therebyincreasing demodulation probability of the payload and accessprobability of the terminal; moreover, a receiving window for MSG Bcorresponds to that for the payload, so that conflict of MSG B may beminimized.

It is to be noted that the device for random access provided in theembodiment of the disclosure is a device capable of executing the abovemethod for random access, all embodiments of the method for randomaccess are applicable to the device, and the same or similar beneficialeffects may be achieved.

An embodiment of the disclosure also provides a computer-readablestorage medium, in which a computer program is stored. The program isexecuted by a processor to implement each process in the embodiment ofthe method for random access. The same technical effects may beachieved. To avoid repetitions, elaborations are omitted herein. Thecomputer-readable storage medium is, for example, a ROM, a RAM, amagnetic disk, or an optical disk.

Those skilled in the art should know that the embodiment of thedisclosure may be provided as a method, a system, or a computer programproduct. Therefore, the disclosure may adopt a form of pure hardwareembodiment, pure software embodiment, or combined software and hardwareembodiment. Moreover, the disclosure may adopt a form of computerprogram product implemented in one or more computer-readable storagemedia (including, but not limited to, a disk memory, an optical memory,etc.) including computer-available program codes.

The disclosure is described with reference to flowcharts and/or blockdiagrams of the method, device (system), and computer program productaccording to the embodiments of the disclosure. It is to be understoodthat each flow and/or block in the flowcharts and/or the block diagramsand combinations of the flows and/or blocks in the flowcharts and/or theblock diagrams may be implemented by computer program instructions.These computer program instructions may be provided for a universalcomputer, a dedicated computer, an embedded processor, or a processor ofanother programmable data processing device to generate a machine, sothat a device for realizing a function specified in one flow or multipleflows in the flowcharts and/or one block or multiple blocks is generatedby the instructions executed through the computer or the processor ofthe other programmable data processing device.

These computer program instructions may also be stored in acomputer-readable storage medium capable of guiding the computer or theother programmable data processing device to work in a specific manner,so that a product including an instruction apparatus may be generated bythe instructions stored in the computer-readable storage medium, theinstruction apparatus realizing the function specified in one flow ormultiple flows in the flowcharts and/or one block or multiple blocks inthe block diagrams.

These computer program instructions may further be loaded onto thecomputer or the other programmable data processing device, so that aseries of operating steps are executed on the computer or the otherprogrammable data processing device to generate processing implementedby the computer, and steps for realizing the function specified in oneflow or multiple flows in the flowcharts and/or one block or multipleblocks in the block diagrams are provided by the instructions executedon the computer or the other programmable data processing device.

The above is the optional implementation mode of the disclosure. It isto be pointed out that those of ordinary skill in the art may furthermake a plurality of improvements and embellishments without departingfrom the principle of the disclosure, and these improvements andembellishments shall also fall within the scope of protection of thedisclosure

1. A resource configuration method for random access, applied to anetwork device and the method comprising: sending first configurationinformation to a terminal, wherein the first configuration informationis first configuration information of a first message for random access,wherein the first message comprises a preamble and a payload; andwherein the first configuration information is used to configure atleast one first resource for sending the preamble, and at least onesecond resource corresponding to each first resource and for sending thepayload.
 2. The method of claim 1, wherein each of the first resourcescomprises at least one of: at least one preamble; a time-frequencyresource for sending the preamble; or a Radio Network Temporary Identity(RA-RNTI) for identifying the time-frequency resource for sending thepreamble.
 3. The method of claim 1, wherein the payload refers toMessage 3 (MSG3) for random access, or the payload comprises at leastone of: a terminal identity; a connection establishment request; aconnection resume request; a connection reestablishment request; or adata packet.
 4. The method of claim 1, further comprising: sendingsecond configuration information to the terminal, wherein the secondconfiguration information is second configuration information of asecond message for random access, wherein the second message comprises:MSG B for random access, or MSG 2 for random access, or MSG 4 for randomaccess, or random access response; and wherein the second configurationinformation is used to configure at least one of a response window or athird resource for receiving the second message.
 5. The method of claim4, wherein at least one of the response window or the third resource forreceiving the second message corresponds to the second resource forsending the payload.
 6. A method for random access, applied to aterminal, and the method comprising: receiving first configurationinformation sent by a network device, wherein the first configurationinformation is first configuration information of a first message forrandom access, and the first message comprises a preamble and a payload;and wherein the first configuration information is used to configure atleast one first resource for sending the preamble, and at least onesecond resource corresponding to each first resource and for sending thepayload.
 7. The method of claim 6, further comprising: selecting, by theterminal, one first resource from the at least one first resource tosend the preamble and select one second resource from the at least onesecond resource corresponding to the selected first resource to send thepayload.
 8. The method of claim 6, wherein each of the at least onefirst resource comprises at least one of: at least one preamble; atime-frequency resource for sending the preamble; or a Radio NetworkTemporary Identity (RA-RNTI) used for identifying the time-frequencyresource for sending the preamble.
 9. The method of claim 6, wherein thepayload refers to Message 3 (MSG 3) for random access, or the payloadcomprises at least one of: a terminal identity; a connectionestablishment request; a connection resume request; a connectionreestablishment request; or a data packet.
 10. The method of claim 6,further comprising: receiving second configuration informationconfigured by the network device, wherein the second configurationinformation is second configuration information of a second message forrandom access, and the second message comprises: MSG B for randomaccess, or MSG 2 for random access, or MSG 4 for random access, orrandom access response; and wherein the second configuration informationis used to configure at least one of a response window or a thirdresource for receiving the second message.
 11. The method of claim 10,wherein at least one of the response window or the third resource forreceiving the second message corresponds to the second resource forsending the payload.
 12. The method of claim 11, further comprising:receiving, by the terminal, the second message in at least one of theresponse window or the third resource for sending the payload.
 13. Anetwork device, comprising a memory, a processor, and a computer programthat is stored on the memory and runnable on the processor, wherein theprocessor is configured to, when executing the computer program,implement a resource configuration method for random access, the methodcomprising: sending first configuration information to a terminal,wherein the first configuration information is first configurationinformation of a first message for random access, wherein the firstmessage comprises a preamble and a payload; and wherein the firstconfiguration information is used to configure at least one firstresource for sending the preamble, and at least one second resourcecorresponding to each first resource and for sending the payload. 14.(canceled)
 15. A terminal, comprising a memory, a processor, and acomputer program that is stored on the memory and runnable on theprocessor, wherein the processor is configured to, when executing thecomputer program, implement the method for random access of claim
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 18. The network device of claim 13, whereineach of the first resources comprises at least one of: at least onepreamble; a time-frequency resource for sending the preamble; or a RadioNetwork Temporary Identity (RA-RNTI) for identifying the time-frequencyresource for sending the preamble.
 19. The network device of claim 13,wherein the payload refers to Message 3 (MSG3) for random access, or thepayload comprises at least one of: a terminal identity; a connectionestablishment request; a connection resume request; a connectionreestablishment request; or a data packet.
 20. The network device ofclaim 13, wherein the method further comprises: sending secondconfiguration information to the terminal, wherein the secondconfiguration information is second configuration information of asecond message for random access, wherein the second message comprises:MSG B for random access, or MSG 2 for random access, or MSG 4 for randomaccess, or random access response; and wherein the second configurationinformation is used to configure at least one of a response window or athird resource for receiving the second message.
 21. The network deviceof claim 20, wherein at least one of the response window or the thirdresource for receiving the second message corresponds to the secondresource for sending the payload.
 22. The terminal of claim 15, whereinthe method further comprises: selecting one first resource from the atleast one first resource to send the preamble and select one secondresource from the at least one second resource corresponding to theselected first resource to send the payload.
 23. The terminal of claim15, wherein each of the at least one first resource comprises at leastone of: at least one preamble; a time-frequency resource for sending thepreamble; or a Radio Network Temporary Identity (RA-RNTI) used foridentifying the time-frequency resource for sending the preamble.